Design of Parking Management System Based on GSM
Guo Zhu Zhang, Wei Yao, Wei Zhang
Abstract
Guo Zhu Zhang, Wei Yao, Wei Zhang
Abstract
A management method of scheduling the parking spaces in adjacent parking lot uniformly has been proposed to solve the growing problem of parking pressure caused by the increasing number of motor vehicles in cities. This method uses GSM network to collect the parking space’s status in adjacent parking lots, receives SMS or web query from owners, and shows the messages of each parking lot to them. Users could avoid the busy parking lots to parking their cars in the free parking lots relatively due to the query information, and can also obtain the right of parking spaces by appointment. The rock-bottom detection of each slave node by master node via RS485, Mater nodes transfer the detection messages to management system via GSM. The result shows this design could make use of existing parking resources. It is a good way to solve the problem of ‘Parking hard’.
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A management method of scheduling the parking spaces in adjacent parking lot uniformly has been proposed to solve the growing problem of parking pressure caused by the increasing number of motor vehicles in cities. This method uses GSM network to collect the parking space’s status in adjacent parking lots, receives SMS or web query from owners, and shows the messages of each parking lot to them. Users could avoid the busy parking lots to parking their cars in the free parking lots relatively due to the query information, and can also obtain the right of parking spaces by appointment. The rock-bottom detection of each slave node by master node via RS485, Mater nodes transfer the detection messages to management system via GSM. The result shows this design could make use of existing parking resources. It is a good way to solve the problem of ‘Parking hard’.
Key concepts: Parking lot, Parking guidance and information, GSM, Parking space, Node (physics), Transfer (computing), Management system, Computer science